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1. a) suggest other analytical tools or instruments that can be utilized to study conformational changes or secondary structure of proteins aside from CD spectroscopy.

b) How would you determine if changes in a CD spectrum are just due to signals from the molecule or from the actual alterations in the proteins conformation?

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